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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1939)
THE REGISTER-CUSKD. EUGENE. OREGON Fage Thre CITY NEWS NOTES - WHAT'S POING Ihursday , r.lnh meet. !f.n-Beal Estate board Seymour cate. r f ' . and one from , fo'e iM .e enlisted m the navv me past week. V . h.,v are George Mar- l1' ir i4U Polk street, and P'fjlJiuo Haines, KrD 4. one trom Cottage Grove is el one . ,oiane route. ZL,d at the Portland t",d left Tuesday night for naming station at San Pfi where they will unaer ...;, weeks' training period aliened to vessels. I "'",. J. :Z have been Is- f-" 'r. " ,v,r. Wash., to the " .j. ii. U-,, ihlollB of r;ns. j i-inv .lean Eathcrton itohert T. Beard MiO i;iiri hi: i.iiic.i. William i-muiii .AlflM and 'Eleanor Ruth Mc- 01 Ulia- krney'f Marshfield V. I M DminnBH i. the first of Kav home from Portland, Ck.'.twnded the funeral of j, Malarkey. L.. Mister Coming r ,; n,n state crance mas- Hi a attend a meeting of the L..',n rranec Tliursday night the annual Pomona conference will be Held. i librarian Here r.ii,. state librarian f;.re from Tuesday to attend nam at the courthouse to -..ways and means of keeping rll Here , .. n Russell, engineer for the L nnblic service commission. In Eucene Tuesday on ofticial Via. he is a former Eugene i C vhU Partv L Veterans o( Foreign Wars Ipiiiiiuns a Christinas tree and Fan ior uic-u iniiiint- " -.1 TWamhor. nt the UN II 01 iyCT-si""- Smut Party Iwd 19 of St. Mary's school pntenain me oais-nif ui mi Smuts with a Christmas party (Wednesday) evening at the Ir ol taroi ieison. r UUI.IWIIIK psrtv tne lnvesimire ui me 'members will take place. ktnirnt Reported . t'. Sergeant John T. Costello, irmy recruiting reprcseiua has announced the enlist o! Charles L. Embree of prifield for the engineer corps, army, Panama. Birrell III J. Barrell, electrician at. the t-m Pacifii- shops, was taken V.?y ill, Tuesday evening, '.vas lakrn tn the Eugene hos I His rendition was reported wing, Wednesday. Ftart Dies crd has been received by Wayne Hurd of Eugene of ifalh of her mother. Mrs. :da Pearl, in Winona, Minn. Peart lived here for 10 or Ifirs, leaving about 10 years. Me died at Ihe home of Y FROM PORTLAND X S65 KOVND-TRrr TO I CHICAGO I Ntv roxrn One Way $33.50 7 a daughter Mrs. Fred Ramer. Besides her two daughters, she is survived by eight grandchildren. Bazaar is Thursday Sigma Kappa mothers' club i.s holding a bazaar al,d ta Thu's day from 3 to 5 P. m. at th home of Mrs. C. F Hunt. Fancy work, rookies and heme made candy will be on sale. The onli ne is invited. Monthly Breakfast Set me moniniy Breakfast of the .viuose ioage win be held Sunday January 14, at 9 a. m the place to be announced later. The dis trict meeting of the Beaver lesion of the Moose will be heard the same day, starting at 1 p m at Moose hall. The Christmas party will be Friday, December Fined 525 Elza R. 'Jeans, 10Gn chamhers, was fined $25 for reckless driving in police court Tuesday. He was arrested on the charge Salurday after sidesweeping another car. a ;:uon around Christmas tree and Santa uisiriouted gifts to all. The res' ii uie eening was spent in cards and other games. Kuehner at Corvallis R. C. Kuehner, county leader, is at Corvallis tor rest of the week, attending si. nr conlcrence of oike's. laiije-; hamlkxt the ileal, also reiHM'ls the Claus:sale of a 10-acre tract near Noli to A. J. Day of Yakima, Wash. lub From Mi Hemic Brldte Smith L. Taylor of McKenzie Bridge was a Eugene visitor Wed nesday. He is a retired national the extension the ! forest ranger and was stationed 3 FAMOUS TRAINS East from Portland " -Conditioned astlvlctND FREE PILtOWS IN All COACHES mlinw. c,., of ,D, 1 tkly. 6:30 p.m. '2. lVk3,19-.23- No",ra i-il houn fut.r PortUnd """ 35 P.m. d.ily. ? ' .'"J ,N'"'-S"""He JS. ;' , D'l'eiom 2Sc, 30c, ..1. 0, Coacb id Pull. . i0nt travel. PC Umiled. 8;00 t r'-' 5'-.prEnt all claai- Popular Cofle 7 6vl. Din.. -"11, I km, r.oft Cspititt . Ida. J ipititt I ehed I eilie.J y Union Paeilie "'il. r.nnlt VOt'TH. Hum ir.rst. .r 1 UllUl.r r r , AOIM. I'iu.,1 BI.eki Accidents Reported Cars driven by Wendell C. Kaufman, 224 Second avenue east, and J. R. Campbell, 1571 ij Pearl, were involved in a minor acci dent at Thirteenth and Patter son. Passengers in the two cars Dorothy Hjclm and Mrs. Camp bell, as well as Ihe drivers, were not injured Hewitt Taken to Salem Walter Hewitt, convicted car thief sent to the state penitentiary for two years Tuesday, was taken to Salem Wednesday by Sheriff C. A. Swarts. Christmas Party Held The post office clerks and car riers and their auxiliaries and families held their annual Christ mas party in the Moose Hall Sat urday, Dec. 9. Close to 200 sat down to a baked ham dinner. Following the dinner a varied program of music and readings Hot 1 Inilv Home The wire-haired d.'c thai had come to the home of Miss S. E. Skene, deputy county clerk as a stray now has a good home. Miss Skene reported Wednesday. After a small ilem about the dog had been printed in Tuesday after noon's Register-Guard she re ceived 18 personal and telephone calls. A young girl carried the animal home on her bicycle. Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. C. O. WrWcr of Eugene were at Cnrvallis Tue-dav ') aitend Ihe funeral nt Mr Web bers sister. Miss, Virginia Webber. at the McKenzie Bridge station many yeai-s. before his retirement. T?iik Oh rifr Fined (ieoige Kerns was find by Justice of the Peace John Hryson Wednesday on a charge of switch ing truck license plates. The state police officer who cited him to appear in court said Kerns was using one set of license plates for two trucks. At Corvallis . Mrs. W. H. Mathews of Jasper is at Corvallis attending the an nual conference of the home ex tension service. She is a member of the Lane county council of ex tension workers. Interest Sent to New York County Treasurer Grace Schiska Wednesday sent to New York a check covering interest on the Eugene and Springfield school bonds. The sum of SM01.2S was i sent for the Eugene district and ! 5M5.175 for the Springfield dis Returns from Roseburg Ed Radigan has returned to Eu gene following a visit of two davs with friends in Roseburg. Mariot Returns A. F. (Buck) Mariot. local FP! operative, has returned ! Kiicene from a (hire weeks', trip thiouch the middle west and southwest. He visited his parents near Kansas City. Mo., was in Chicago for a few davs and stopped in El Paso and Los Angeles. Dr. Poling Here Dr. Dan Poling of the Oreson Stat college was here Wednesday and was out with L. C. Moffitt, county school superintendent vis iting a number of schools. Mr. Barnes III J. W. Barnes is reported ill at his home. Records Realtors Meeting The Eugene real estate board i to have its regular luncheon meeting Thursday noon at the Seymour cafe. Second nomina tions of officers will be held. Properly Peals Reported Mrs. Edna Willford of Florence has purchased a five acre tract in the Dallon Poultry Farms and will soon build there. The Ore gon Settlement association, which M MiKI U.K. I.K KNSi: Robert Edgar Hulse and Wini fred Roseanna Clark, bolh of Eugene. PROBATE t'Ol'RT Estate of Kathryn MacGregor, deceased; Ann Storrs appointed executrix. TRAFFIC FIVES Mrs. W. R. Wallace, L. W. Sim kir.s. C. C. Walker Jr., Richard G. Warthan, McDonald Candy Co., Solomon Rexius, A. C. Zenor, Cleo Holt, A. L. Parkhurst, double park ing, each fine, $1. J. Krupka, Blue Bird Packing Co , alley parking, each tine, $1. John A. Peterman, violation of tiaffie light, $2. H. B. Davis, Dr. G. N. Crusen, violation of loading zone, each fine, $1. Mary Jane Eaton, violation of stop sign, $'.'. Herb Wiltshire, three overtime parking offenses, $3. Cal I'ryor, Hubert Willougbby, M. SI. I'flauni. Cre.'ton Hoare. P. W. t'Ampbell. George G. Root, At lef Moose, tl. U Davis A. C Yates, Allen Magiunis, Paul Bax ter, Edith S. Baxter. Mrs. R. W. Kimberlmg, Glen Hankins, Lloyd Sullivan, C. M. Knowlton, Wilfred A. Thomas, William Jackson, Lloyd Stanley, Ralph Jo!, Mrs. William Hargreaves, overtime parking, each fine, $1. IHU'NTY Homily collected by Venner In man of Noti on one coyote; by Donald F. Johnson ( MaplcUm on one bobcat. IISCI IT COl'RT leonaid Way against Bertha Way, stnl filed for divorce. Final report in matter of trust estate of Norman G, Raymond op proved. Eleanor Boswell against Wil liam E. Hansen; case dismissed. Elliott Mill company against Roy Swenson, suit filed to collect $t00l) with interest and $600 at torney fee. Anton K. and Christina Peterson against Lane county and others, suit filed to quiet title lo certain properly. Jackson A. Men ham against Slate Industrial Accident commis sion and others, tiolire of utmeal from findings of commission in! compensation case. Funerals Oscar Mallowel FLORENCE, Dee. 13 (Special) Funeral services were held Tues day from the Presbyterian church at Waldpoi't for Oscar Hullowel of Florence, who was injured in an automobile crash early Friday morning south of town. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Adele Hallowcl, and other relatives at Waldport. S ill XmHVrnE V Sis, ..4 or.nt.i r.. :-,S 'sJ,A MifS;'8 if.T y--A t ffV if I h " 1 A u.irrlillinMnith... Hit 1 I JT ' ? 'V. 4Ji-f 1 t M LeAimJlA 9 t, ??f-T' V. . 4 ' ' .l.c.r.l,hi..nio...o. I 1 I .I V w ,v TrTL.Lrr. M.. brtl'1""1' I in f 3 mifiilv.Eii.ihdioaiiaffirc Kl WM " y J 1 . V" 1 :' "J : p1! aM6 I !tojoibk. statt kacpiaka drawer. S ;:fKiU; r-o l -r , "Vl EASY TERMS " .. dffll t&fk tiJsi ARRANGED! 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